The “Sorry I’m Not Sorry – We Are All Sick” initiative is a groundbreaking movement addressing the mental health crisis in Malawi. With stigma, limited resources, and a growing number of youth affected by mental health challenges, our mission is to create a society where mental health is openly discussed and supported.
Since our founding, we’ve become a force for change by fostering inclusive dialogue, equipping youth with advocacy skills, and providing real-time crisis intervention through innovative platforms like the Venting Room.
We Have a combined 60 Years of Experience
Since our founding, we’ve become a force for change by fostering inclusive dialogue, equipping youth with advocacy skills, and providing real-time crisis intervention through innovative platforms like the Venting Room.
What began as a small virtual support group has grown into a national movement, addressing Malawi’s mental health crisis through innovative and inclusive approaches.
The “Sorry I’m Not Sorry – We Are All Sick” initiative is more than a response to a crisis; it is a movement to rewrite the narrative of mental health in Malawi. By addressing stigma, creating sustainable solutions, and empowering communities, it stands as a beacon of hope and a catalyst for lasting change in a country where mental health challenges have long been silenced.
Making a Difference Across Malawi
Together with our growing network of advocates and supporters like you, we’re creating real change in how mental health is understood and addressed.By encouraging open dialogue, introducing accessible support systems, and empowering young advocates, it is dismantling stigma and creating localized solutions tailored to the unique challenges of Malawian communities
